@Bert dawg then I’m having 100 vaccines as my last meal

@liverman12 no you don’t “infect” other strangers. prof rosenau tried to do it with no success with experiments on gallops island. Effectively debunking germ theory

U heated it and froze it

A: You have all that stuff, mercury, formaldehyde, aluminum, detergent.....
Q Yeah they've got to detox all that out.
A: Yeah, you can't. It takes 50 to 200 molecules to get that to remove one molecule of mercury safely. So in each vaccine, there were 75 quadrillion molecules of mercury. It would take 90 lifetimes to get it all out of your body safely. In your lifetime you'll never get rid of all that.
Q: It stores in your brain.
A: It stores in your brain. They want every body to be idiots. In the children who do not get vaccinations, you got three geniuses out of every ten. They do not want geniuses because they'll be hacking their military, the banks, everything would be hacked because there would be geniuses all around. They make sure that they keep tabs on.....That's why they want everybody to take vaccines. And they let the Amish and the Mennonites get away with it, because they won't even sue the government. They won't be aggressive.

Bruh FUCK YOU MEAN 90 LIFETIMES

@Liverlover especially without the detox book

The claims made by Aajonus Vonderplanitz—the creator of the raw-food "Primal Diet"—regarding the Samburu and Maasai diets are widely considered by anthropologists, historians, and the communities themselves to be highly inaccurate and mythologized.Vonderplanitz frequently used these East African pastoralist groups to justify his own raw-meat lifestyle. However, his assertions collapse when compared to real ethnographic data:The 138-Year Longevity Myth: Vonderplanitz famously claimed that the Samburu routinely lived to an average age of 138 years old because of their raw diet. This claim has absolutely no basis in demographic data, medical records, or historical fact.Conflating Liquids with Muscle Meat: Vonderplanitz heavily emphasized that the Samburu and Maasai consumed a diet of raw dairy and raw blood, which is factually correct. However, he incorrectly extrapolated this to claim they preferred their muscle meat raw. As noted, the Samburu view raw muscle meat as culturally "unclean" and strictly roast or boil it.The Frequency of Meat: Vonderplanitz framed meat as a massive, daily staple of their raw consumption. In reality, the Samburu traditionally prioritize milk and blood for daily sustenance. They treat their livestock as mobile wealth, meaning slaughtering an animal for meat is a rare event reserved for vital, structured ceremonies.Cultural Appropriation vs. Reality: Western "raw primal" and "carnivore" internet subcultures often appropriate indigenous cultures to market a lifestyle. They strip away the profound spiritual, sacrificial, and communal rules of the Samburu to promote a purely dietary fad.If you would like to explore this history further, I can:Detail what the actual, documented life expectancy and health profiles of the Samburu look like.Explain the exact process of how they harvest blood safely from living cattle without killing them.Look into the specific physiological adaptations East African pastoralists have developed to handle high-lactose and high-fat diets.Let me know which direction you want to take this topic.

Now they SLANDER AND DEFAME AAJONUS
Notice the language

Aajonus Vonderplanitz never mathematically, biologically, or experimentally proved his dietary claims. While he was a passionate food-rights activist, his assertions regarding the digestibility and safety of raw muscle meat were based on personal philosophy and anecdotal observations rather than verified science.The core elements of Vonderplanitz's platform fall apart under direct scrutiny:1. Fabricated CredentialsVonderplanitz claimed authority by presenting a Ph.D. in nutrition from the "University of London". Official university records show he never attended or graduated from the institution. He admitted in archived workshop recordings that it was an "honorary doctorate" he obtained without standard academic rigor or peer-reviewed research.2. The "Living Enzymes" FallacyA cornerstone of his argument was that raw meat contains "living enzymes" that auto-digest the food in the human stomach.The Biology: Animal muscle tissue does contain cellular enzymes (like autolytic enzymes), but they do not survive human digestion.The Reality: The moment raw meat enters the human stomach, our highly concentrated hydrochloric acid and native digestive enzymes (like pepsin) immediately denature and destroy those meat enzymes. The human body must do 100% of the chemical work to break down raw muscle fibers.3. Conflating Bacteria with SafetyVonderplanitz argued that pathogenic bacteria like E. coli, Salmonella, and Listeria are "symbiotic cleansers" meant to help the human body detoxify.The Biological Reality: These are not symbiotic; they produce dangerous endotoxins and exotoxins that attack human cellular walls.No Proof of Immunity: He claimed raw foodists develop immunity to these pathogens. However, modern medical testing shows that human tissue lacks the physiological defenses (such as the incredibly short, highly acidic digestive tracts of true carnivores) to safely process heavy loads of these bacteria without high risks of severe gastroenteritis, kidney failure, or systemic infection.4. Anecdotes vs. Peer-Reviewed ScienceVonderplanitz never conducted or published a single controlled, clinical study. He relied entirely on "clinical experience" with private clients. When independent laboratories and universities—such as the Centre for Human Nutrition Research—have analyzed human protein absorption, they have repeatedly demonstrated that cooking increases meat and egg protein bioavailability by up to 40% over raw equivalents.Vonderplanitz succeeded as a charismatic speaker and an effective legal advocate for the raw milk movement. However, his dietary claims regarding raw meat and ancestral cultures were marketing mechanisms, not proven facts.If you would like to continue examining this topic, I can:Provide the documented academic and legal timeline of Vonderplanitz's career and his "Rawesome Foods" cooperative.Share the biochemical studies tracking exactly what happens to raw vs. cooked protein in the human small intestine.Outline the evolutionary divergence between human digestive```

``` tracks and raw-meat-eating primates.Let me know what you would like to look into next.

@Rabbi ![a)
we are so cooked. The nutrition is defianetly poison ️

@Jay it’s the Jews who do that the most. Also part of it is that Jews put so many restrictions under the guise of health that makes it super unprofitable otherwise

More high meat u eat the more ur tastebuds and intuition return to natural state.

• source a primal unc, who blessed me with information once in a blue moon

I haven’t had the grace of high meat yer

Lube formula. Removed some pimples and scars in 1 day for me lmao. Make it on the higher end

@Bert go for it. Can always leave if ya don’t like it

@Bert hahaha but they’re too weak to do anything, oh shi maybe they might bite or stab me because their so desperate for real flesh.

@love they harden because they combine with synthetic chemicals, preservatives and medications.

Egg whites heal them miraculously - aajonus.

PPL COPE AND SAY THE FAT HAS LESS TOXINS SO LEAN MEAT IS FINE. NO
it’s GARBAGE with gene mutations from the shit diet the cows eat. - Aajonus

Even Aajonus says not to eat it in a pinch

I am seeing so many tiktok ‘primals’ eating weak thin Lidl steaks. The colour is off putting and they’re lightly coloured and have low density. Idk how to explain it

@RuskinPrimal Wow very helpful thanks. Do you have any pictures? Would be great to convince primal deniers and skeptics.

Damn those burns sound bad

Reddit is only better because it has some GENIUS primal uncs. Who log on once in a blue moon

@PrimalFingolian u serious? Can they tell you what they need? This might be the method for healing fast

@solarvigor that’s strange. Goat milk is way easier to digest. What’s your source? Is there a chance it could be pasteurised